Adonis – 5 month old male Cross-Breed

Adonis is a 5-month-old male cross breed puppy, born in October 2023, and rescued from a kill shelter in Hungary in December 2023. A beautiful and chunky boy, Adonis is expected to be of medium size when fully grown.

Despite his challenging start in life, he exhibits a lovely, placid, and kind-natured disposition. Adonis is a kind and loyal companion, thriving on cuddles and attention. He possesses the potential to be a wonderful family pet, provided he finds the right home.

Sociable with his fellow canine companions in the shelter, Adonis can harmoniously coexist with other dogs and has the potential to live with cats as well. He would flourish in a family setting where he is treated as a cherished member and receives the love and care he deserves.

Adonis’ training and socialization, including lead walking and toilet training, will require continued attention in his new home.

Adonis is adaptable and could happily share his space with another dog or dog, yet he would also thrive as the sole canine in a household, enjoying the undivided attention of his family. Older, dog-savvy children will be considered as potential companions for Adonis.

Prospective adopters should be experienced with rescue dogs, as Adonis, like all rescue dogs, will need time, patience, love, and commitment to transition into a happy and well-adjusted canine. First-time owners are kindly discouraged from applying.

Currently residing in Hungary, Adonis is ready to travel to the UK once the right family is found. He comes fully vaccinated, microchipped, dewormed, and treated for fleas and ticks, accompanied by an EU passport and DEFRA-approved paperwork.

The new owner must agree to have Adonis neutered once he reaches full maturity. Adoption is contingent on a home check and an adoption fee, with a full RBU (Return Back Up) provided.

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